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by danuker 4y ago
I suppose it's a good idea, if you're trying to conceive :)
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by danuker 4y ago
Amazing! Thanks for the well-researched info. I did not know aluminum cans were lined. I thought the oxide layer is stable enough.
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by danuker 4y ago
On any ingredients list, that should be assumed when there is a vague ingredient like "Artificial Flavors". Industry plainly lists potassium sorbate, sorbic acid, and sodium nitrite, which are known carcinogens. On top of that, th
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by danuker 4y ago
Firebreak tasks (not sprints) should be taken naturally as prioritization chooses them over other tasks. Sadly, with higher interest rates, there is a pressure to produce results in the short-term, at the expense of long-term investments.
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by danuker 4y ago
A study investigating the causes of the discrepancy: https://bmchealthservres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/... > An early response to Covid-19, including borders’ controls and a strong test and trace capa
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by danuker 4y ago
I installed Linux (Manjaro), and the problems are confined to the browser (and then handled by uBlock Origin). But my parents only use the computer for browsing and very rarely for opening documents.
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by danuker 4y ago
> No one cared That is strange, judging by the reactions on this HN story.
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by danuker 4y ago
I'd say the discrepancy is quite the elephant in the room to explain for medical professionals. Edit: found an article investigating it: https://bmchealthservres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/... > An
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by danuker 4y ago
I feel your pain. I switched to KeePassXC, and will never use an online password manager again. For a password management company, they can't even be bothered to fuzz their export functionality. QuickCheck works unreasonably well on `i
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by danuker 4y ago
6.6 million confirmed COVID deaths, but excess mortality from all deaths compared to previous years is 16-28 million. Strangely, the two measures only diverged from July 2020. It could be that: - the initial strict lockdowns prevented death
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by danuker 4y ago
I guess, same as in GIMP: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33808913
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by danuker 4y ago
Ah. So part of the fun is not knowing which move is forbidden, ahead of time.
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You can't. You have to share the best move ahead of each move. Waiting for a specific duraion may yield different results depending on CPU usage or other variables.
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> more to do with evolving tastes over time. Among the top HN posts of all time is an interactive watch visualization: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31261533 This is evidence that people still enjoy interactive ex
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by danuker 4y ago
I use it to annotate screenshots also. But I have hand-drawn all my arrows and "circles" with the Brush tool. If you want precision, you could use the "Paths" tool and then trace using a Brush.
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by danuker 4y ago
The beauty of the GPL is that you can change it to your heart's desire. There is a fork called Glimpse. https://glimpse-editor.org/ When Adobe hikes the prices to their SaaSS, you will still be welcome. https:/&#
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by danuker 4y ago
There is a fork called Glimpse. https://glimpse-editor.org/
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Alternatively, if you want a circle and not a disk, after filling the circular selection, shrink it by whatever thickness, and then delete. But I have felt no need for drawing circles. Those should be done in Inkscape. I am not sure they sh
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by danuker 4y ago
> /sarcasm You mean, they won't even bother selling it for parts? Or why is this sarcasm?
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It makes a lot of assumptions, such that all employees are equal in productivity. Of course that's not true, but it might not be far off either. The point is, a company is typically not significantly affected (and therefore has an easi
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by danuker 4y ago
> collective bargaining I absolutely agree with unions. When an employee quits a company of 100, the company loses 1% of their productivity. But when an employee is fired, they lose 100% of their income. Barring unions, employees should
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by danuker 4y ago
Hopefully we won't end up on the slippery slope of centralization. But even if there were a reduction in the amount of nodes, and in security vs. 51% attacks (looking at miners' profitability), BCH has shown its willingness to con
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by danuker 4y ago
I agree with you. What I have also done is increase the history size: https://eshlox.net/2017/08/01/bash-increase-command-history-...
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> This is one channel mechanism (Poon-Dryja), another mechanism (Eltoo) I can not thank you enough. I was under a wrong impression, and you have provided me with easy-to-search-for terms where I can get more info. I see now there is a la
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by danuker 4y ago
I get angry whenever I leave the house, because the infrastructure in my city is clearly designed for cars at the expense of the local pedestrians.
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While you need to look multiple ways when crossing near an intersection, the cars are usually slower when crossing it, especially when turning.
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I have been using second hand phones for a while. My current phone is running Android 5. I don't treat them as secure, however. I have not entered credit cards nor my Google account.
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There are already multisig wallets, both Bitcoin and Ethereum. You do not need Gnosis for that.
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I agree. I held Bitcoin Cash since it forked, because it is superior technically. But I am disappointed with its limited adoption. BCH allows more transactions. BTC would take 18 years for 4B people to perform a single transaction each. And
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by danuker 4y ago
I agree that Bitcoin has chosen some trade-offs against mass adoption, like limiting block size. I think this is a bad move, since security is more than enough. Lightning is not viable, because it requires "watchtowers" to check f

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